Hi, I am trying to create a margins plot to illustrate the interaction term between savings rate (% of GDP, continuous and can take on decimal numbers, call this X1) and a terrorism index that I have created (where 0= no terrorism, 100= worst terrorism in the period, continuous and can take on decimal numbers, call this X2).
margins, at(indexBiNEW=(0(1)100)) at(save=(0(1)23))
marginsplot
These commands aren't giving me what I am looking for I don't think. I want to be able to graph how the interaction term between these variables changes over time- can anyone help? Is this margins command correct? It creates a very squished up graph that is unreadable.
Thanks.
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